In the world of Black Flag Resynced, securing animal pelts, skins, and hides serves as a fundamental mechanic for character progression. These resources directly dictate your maximum health pool and determine your overall capacity for carrying vital ammunition and equipment. Tracking down these materials requires players to traverse the open world in search of diverse fauna – ranging from nimble monkeys to predatory jaguars and elusive deer. This comprehensive breakdown details every single wildlife location across the map, while also revealing a streamlined method to gather these materials instantly without leaving Great Inagua.
Finding these creatures involves navigating to precise geographic coordinates across various islands and open waters. Upon arriving at a designated hunting zone, players must utilize their eagle vision to effectively locate and highlight targets within the environment. Success relies on basic environmental awareness; semi-aquatic crocodiles inhabit wet areas, whereas arboreal monkeys remain stationed high up in the treelines.
Comprehensive wildlife tracking coordinates across the map
- Black Jaguar – Isla Providencia (475, 18) (477, 32), Pinos Isle (302, 450) (308, 449)
- Bull Shark (Harpoon Hunt) – Dry Tortuga Ocean (123, 769) (190, 669) (317, 713) (382, 741), Gibara Ocean (520, 604) (726, 487), Punta Guarico Ocean (747, 310)
- Capuchin Monkey – Misteriosia (269, 173), New Bone (402, 89)
- Crocodile – Isla Providencia (487, 32) (474, 22), Long Bay (500, 225) (500, 229), Matanzas (300, 618), Nassau (583, 758), Tulum (32, 379)
- Deer – Kingston (625, 180), Principe (98, 16), Salt Lagoon (723, 602), Santanillas (186, 222)
- Great White Shark (Harpoon Hunt) – Cruz Ocean (490, 303), Serranilla Ocean (314, 47)
- Hammerhead Shark (Harpoon Hunt) – Eleuthera Ocean (706, 865) (776, 735), Gibara Ocean (652, 584)
- Howler Monkey – Cape Bonavista (159, 587), Cat Island (710, 663), Kingston (629, 164), Long Bay (496, 227) (498, 223), Principe (110, 17), Tortuga (845, 347), Tulum (40, 389)
- Humpback Whale (Harpoon Hunt) – Castillo de Jagua Ocean (220, 379) (311, 395), Navassa Ocean (552, 45) (688, 61)
- Hutia – Cayman Sound (301, 306), Jiguey (535, 508), Long Bay (505, 231) (502, 225) (496, 231), Petite Caverne (863, 236) (865, 239) (872, 238)
- Iguana – Abaco Island (579, 810), Andreas Island (541, 699), Great Inagua (809, 433 and 829, 447)
- Jaguar – Cape Bonavista (161, 592), Long Bay (498, 227) (497, 224), Principe (101, 15), Sacrifice Island (15, 552), Tulum (38, 374)
- Killer Whale (Harpoon Hunt) – Cruz Ocean (423, 423), Conttoyor Ocean (37, 577)
- Ocelot – Abaco Island (586, 805), Cumberland Bay (643, 346)
- Rabbit – Corozal (10, 241), Kingston (605, 183), Nassau (590, 762), Sacrifice Island (18, 551)
- Red Howler Monkey – Isla Providencia (480, 17)
- White Jaguar – Great Inagua (825, 439)
- Wild Pig – Cape Bonavista (152, 588), Mariguana Island (846, 513 and 852, 515), Nassau (586, 764)
Different species exhibit unique behaviors that players must account for during their hunting expeditions. For instance, gentle herbivores like deer will instantly flee at the first sign of danger, forcing a stealthy approach. Conversely, dangerous predators such as jaguars will aggressively retaliate when provoked, creating life-threatening situations for unprepared explorers.
Harvesting resources from a defeated animal is a straightforward process that triggers an on-screen prompt to skin the creature for its valuable hide and bones. The game does not penalize or reward specific hunting styles. Whether a target is neutralized via a stealthy assassination, a well-placed bullet, a standard sword strike, or a silent blowgun dart, the final resource yield remains completely identical.
Alternative commercial procurement strategies in Great Inagua
While traditional hunting provides a cost-free path to acquiring upgrades, players can opt for a much faster commercial alternative. By investing resources into upgrading both the general store and the treasure dealer located on Great Inagua, an alternative supply chain opens up. Once these renovations are complete, the local merchant begins stocking every type of animal skin and pelt, offering them in direct exchange for bones at prices that scale according to item rarity.
Acquiring the necessary bones can be done naturally through hunting, but wealthy players can bypass this entirely by purchasing them directly from the unlocked Treasure Dealer for 5000 Reales apiece. This creates a highly efficient financial loop – exchanging raw capital for bones, which are then traded for necessary pelts – making it an ideal strategy for late-game players holding massive cash surpluses. Furthermore, players can trade these collected hides back to the Treasure Dealer to unlock unique cosmetic outfits within the game.
